Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail in Colorado invites family travelers to experience the magic of the holiday season with a lineup of festive offerings from Thanksgiving through January, available for guests and locals alike.
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Tavernetta Vail hosts its inaugural Truffle & Barolo Wine Dinner on Nov. 19. The multicourse meal showcases white and black truffles alongside Nebbiolo wine pairings. The Spa gets guests in the holiday spirit with an indulgent 120-minute treatment utilizing cacao and concluding with a signature cup of The Remedy’s Haute Chocolate.
Spend Thanksgiving in Vail. The resort offers a variety of dining options including a Northern Italian dinner at Tavernetta and a traditional meal at The Remedy. The all-day Buffet in Meadows event features holiday classics as well as a raw bar, poke station and cheesecake bar. For a more private affair, book the Family Thanksgiving Retreat offer, which includes bespoke amenities, a dedicated guest experience team and a curated Thanksgiving meal delivered directly to the private residence.
A Dr. Seuss-inspired experience, Whovail, returns to Four Seasons Vail this winter. Housed in the property’s Meadows Room, the colorful experience features seasonal treats and more. Make your own gingerbread house at a special workshop on Dec. 20, led by the resort’s executive pastry chef.
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Four Seasons Vail’s dining outlets host special holiday meals on Christmas Eve and Day, from elegant multicourse dinners to casual, decadent treats. Ring in the New Year in Vail with a tasting menu at Tavernetta Vail and the Midnight in the Mountains Masquerade Ball.
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